Product Description
OEM flanged bushing engineered for Jet W Series manual pallet trucks, designed for direct-fit hydraulic pump or load wheel assembly. Cold-drawn carbon steel construction ensures long-lasting wear resistance and precise shaft alignment. Compatible exclusively with Jet Part Number JT PT2748W-53 for optimal maintenance of manual pallet truck performance.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Jet, model W. SKU: JT PT2748W-53
Specifications
Part Numbers
| Manufacturer Part Number | JT PT2748W-53 |
| OEM Part Number | JT PT2748W-53 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the JT PT2748W-53 flanged bushing used for?
A: The JT PT2748W-53 is an OEM flanged bushing for Jet W Series manual pallet trucks. It provides precision shaft alignment and wear resistance at the connection points of the hydraulic pump assembly or load wheel carriage.
Q: What material is the JT PT2748W-53 bushing made from?
A: The JT PT2748W-53 is manufactured from cold-drawn carbon steel, which ensures high surface hardness, wear resistance, and precise dimensional stability. Cold-drawn construction reduces friction and extends bushing service life under repeated load cycles.
Q: Will the JT PT2748W-53 bushing fit pallet jacks from other manufacturers?
A: The JT PT2748W-53 is designed exclusively for Jet W Series pallet trucks. Do not assume compatibility with Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, or other brands without verifying bore diameter, wall thickness, and flange dimensions.
Q: How do I know if the JT PT2748W-53 bushing needs replacement?
A: Worn bushings cause excessive shaft play, unusual noise during pump or wheel rotation, visible scoring or wear marks on the shaft, or misalignment of the pump or wheel carriage. If the pump plunger hesitates or the wheels do not track straight, bushing wear is likely.
Q: What is the typical service life of a carbon steel bushing like the JT PT2748W-53?
A: With proper lubrication and normal duty, cold-drawn carbon steel bushings typically last 3 to 5 years in active warehouse service. Lifespan depends on load magnitude, cycle frequency, environmental humidity, and maintenance. Inspect every 12 months.